Conservation Workshop Series

A series of Sunday workshops at Deering Estate explores South Florida conservation through pollinators, environmental education and native wildlife. Running on select Sundays from October through June, the Conservation Workshop Series brings local experts and organizations to the Visitor Center Exhibit Room for programs designed to connect ecological knowledge with practical stewardship. The season opens Sunday, October 11 with a pollinator workshop presented by the North American Butterfly Association’s Miami Blue Chapter. The October 11 session, led by Adam Skowronsk, examines the importance of nectar plants for butterflies, bees, moths and birds, including native species that are often overlooked or removed as weeds. The discussion also considers how herbicide and insecticide use can affect pollinator habitat. Upcoming workshops include: • October 11: NABA Miami Blue: Pollinator Workshop • November 8: Igniting Conservation Through Fun and Education, presented with Tropical Audubon Society • December 13: Diamondback Terrapin Update • January 10, February 14, March 14, April 18, May 9 and June 13: Topics to be announced Admission is $5 per person and free for children ages 12 and…